New Steam Game is Basically Deep Rock Galactic With a Satisfactory Twist
Following the massive success of games like Satisfactory, more and more indie developers have been trying to put their own spin on the automation genre. Some have given automation an anime twist, others have had players work with computers and servers instead of pipes and factories, and even more have tasked players with building in outer space. Steam’s Mithril is the latest of many automation games like Satisfactory, and it too goes in a sci-fi direction. However, instead of having players work on the surface of an alien planet, Mithril has them working underground.
Following the massive success of games like Satisfactory, more and more indie developers have been trying to put their own spin on the automation genre. Some have given automation an anime twist, others have had players work with computers and servers instead of pipes and factories, and even more have tasked players with building in outer space. Steam’s Mithril is the latest of many automation games like Satisfactory, and it too goes in a sci-fi direction. However, instead of having players work on the surface of an alien planet, Mithril has them working underground.